Do you often wonder why your questions don't seem to get properly answered?
Do you feel stumped because the responses aren't what you're looking for?
Perhaps you're not being heard and the problem lies in your own questioning
style. Learning to ask questions in different styles can better enable
you to gather the information you need from clients, employees, colleagues
and others. Then, you can adapt your questioning style to suit each individual
you work with.

Ruth Demeter, through Ruthink! Creative Communications, has been
assisting individuals and groups for 15 years with oral and written communication
issues. As a Master Practitioner of Neuro-Linguistic Programming (NLP)
and an adult educator, she helps people identify their patterns of belief
and behaviour so that they can make positive change in difficult situations.
She is a Distinguished Toastmaster, the highest award presented by Toastmasters
International, and a mixed media artist working with watercolour, collage
and woodcarving. You can reach Ruth at rdemeter@auracom.com.

To Register: $30 received by Wednesday October 20 or $40 following.
If you cannot manage the full fee at this time, please register and pay
what you can before the 20th.

Send your name, workplace, address, phone number and e-mail address to
info@SpiritualityAtWork.org. To pay by VISA , send the name embossed on
your card, the number, and expiry date. For security reasons, you may
want to divide the card number into two separate e-mails or leave it in
a message, 24/7, at 416-482-9175. Seeds of Hope is the transaction that
will appear on your statement. Or mail cheques or VISA details to: Centre
for Spirituality at Work, Box 100, 162 Spruce St., Toronto M5A 2J5. Cancellations:
You may substitute another person for no additional fee.

Location: University of Guelph, in the Conference Hall just inside
the main doors of the University Centre building. This large grey building
is northeast of Gordon St. and Stone Rd. From Gordon St. turn east into
the campus at South Ring Rd., the first traffic signals north of Stone
Rd. The University Centre is prominently the end of a small road that
runs north. Gordon St. is the continuation of Brock Rd. northbound, which
is the exit from Hwy. 401. Parking is free.

You're welcome to bring your brochures and business cards for the networking
table.

Centre for Spirituality at Work
"Connecting who you are and the work you do ...."